Barack Obama, United States Secret Service and Hawaii
Secret Service agent fired for taking lover to Obamas’ Hawaii home and suggesting sex in Michelle’s bathroom
A Secret Service agent assigned to Barack Obama’s detail has been fired for allegedly inviting his girlfriend to the former president’s Hawaii beach house and suggesting they have sex in Michelle Obama’s bathroom.
Typically, incoming presidents choose their own Secret Service director, and it’s hard to know whether Vice President Kamala Harris or Trump would retain Rowe. “I can’t think about what’s ...
The acting director of the Secret Service said Thursday he was concerned about the morale of his overworked agents, as he addressed an independent review that called for "fundamental reform ...
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The independent review panel found the Secret Service suffers from "deep flaws" and called for it to undergo "fundamental reform" to carry out its mission of protecting top government officials around ...
As Donald Trump conducts a free-wheeling transition from his Mar-a-Lago estate, drawing flocks of business moguls, ...
THE Secret Service is facing the toughest election period ever – and security bosses are bracing for unrest, a former chief ...
The new revelations heighten the mystery—and scrutiny of the FBI—surrounding one of the most disturbing security failures on ...
The acting Secret Service director encouraged former President Trump to give as much notice as possible before his golf outings, a source told ABC News. Steve Witkoff -- a friend of former ...
The Secret Service said it has carried out multiple reforms since the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a ...
The president-elect has reportedly selected South Dakota's governor to oversee the agency responsible for border protection ...
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First Black James Bond 'A Dead Cert' If Heavyweight Director Signs Up to Direct Endlessly-Delayed 26th 007 FlickA heavyweight movie director about to sign on the dotted line to make the next James Bond movie and that should herald the ...
Attorneys representing Secret Service agents in a 9-year overtime lawsuit say there may be "light at the end of this tunnel," following a recent court ruling.
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